Rebecca

“The Undefeated Woman” · alive · Corrida Colosseum gladiator

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A young female gladiator of the Corrida Coliseum, nicknamed “the undefeated woman,” who fights in minimal armor. She thanks “Lucy” (Luffy) for knocking out the bully Spartan, whom she has “always hated,” and is the one who explains the Kyros mystery to Luffy — the chapter pointedly ties her to Kyros (she lingers at his statue) without explaining the link.

Arc-by-arc updates

Reverie flashback (Ch. 1084)

• Present in the Mingling Courtyard during the rescue/attack on Charlos (“Lady Rebecca!”) (pp. 13–14). (last_appearance HOLD Ch. 907 — flashback.)

Reverie — moves to help Shirahoshi (Ch. 907)

• Among the Dressrosa-allied royals who move to intervene in the Mingling Courtyard; restrained by Vivi (pp. 9-10).

Reverie (Ch. 906)

• Attends the Reverie as an attendant of Dressrosa with Leo; befriends Shirahoshi and Vivi, openly proud of owing “Sir Luffy” (Luffy) a debt despite the risk of naming a pirate publicly.

Zou / Reverie prelude (Ch. 823)

• Thrilled to be invited by Violet to attend the Reverie as her attendant (“I can really go?!”), p. 9.

Dressrosa — Doflamingo’s fall (Ch. 791)

• Weeps as the fight is decided; Luffy’s flashback promise — “Rebecca, don’t cry yet!!” (p. 13) — is honored, and she celebrates the liberation with the crowd (p. 15).

Dressrosa (Ch. 790)

• Watches the Luffy↔Doflamingo climax in tears, calling for “Lucy”; sheltered as the Royal Plateau is sliced up (pp. 3, 6, 14).

Dressrosa — body puppeted by Diamante (Ch. 789)

• Her body is seized and controlled by Diamante’s Flag-Flag power, forcing her to attack her aunt Viola against her will — “Viola… I can’t control… my body!! …I don’t want to do this!!! …what am I doing?!” (pp. 4–5).
• Cries out for “Lucy” as the crowd chants his name; saved when Luffy returns and downs Diamante (pp. 18–19).

Dressrosa — warns Viola (Ch. 788)

• Present at the town center; warns her aunt Viola against rash self-sacrifice as Viola runs to confront Doflamingo (p. 10).

Dressrosa — “Grandfather!!” (Ch. 778)

• Cries “Grandfather!!” as Pica’s colossus charges King Riku; watches the plateau fight (p. 2).

Dressrosa — the flower field, tending Kyros (Ch. 777)

• Safe after the coliseum, protected by Nico Robin; tends to her wounded father Kyros in the flower field (“Father, we need to patch you up!!”) at Scarlet’s grave (pp. 4–6, 10).
• Endures Pica’s taunts that her bloodline is despised and that the country wants “her kind” expelled so King Riku can retake the throne; insists Kyros was framed (p. 10).

Dressrosa — the flower field, watching her father fight (Ch. 776)

• Revealed as “the undefeated woman”: she has won every coliseum match by disqualification, never once harming an opponent — upholding Scarlet’s wish that she not hurt others (pp. 13–14); the crowd jeers her as “descendant of evil.”
• Begs Kyros to take shelter under Robin’s umbrella; held back by Robin from charging Diamante (pp. 12–13).
• Kyros tells her her pristine hands hold Scarlet’s soul and forbids her to stain them (p. 14). See Rebecca Cornered In A Flower Field Mirrors Scarletts Death.

Dressrosa — guarded on the plateau (Ch. 774)

• Named on-page during the plateau duel; the Soldier (Kyros) and a goggled fighter vow to guard her — “Don’t worry about us behind you anymore, soldier!! I’ll be here with Rebecca!!” (p.2).

Dressrosa — Flower Hill’s 4th step (Ch. 773)

• At Flower Hill’s 4th step, cornered by Diamante; Kyros tells her to run (“You cannot handle him!!”). Robin arrives and shields her, telling her she has “delivered the key” and her mission is complete (pp. 18–19).

Dressrosa — Fourth Step (Ch. 772)

• Targeted by Pica alongside her father; pleads “Father, I want to fight!!” but Kyros insists on protecting her (p. 4).

Dressrosa — reacts to Diamante’s “Army Bandera” (Ch. 768)

• Reacts to Diamante’s rippling-ground “Army Bandera” attack (“The ground is rippling!!”, p. 12).

Dressrosa — reunited with Kyros; learns Lucy is Luffy (Ch. 758)

• Reunited with her father (Kyros); learns from Luffy that “Lucy” is Luffy — “Good for you, Rebecca! You met your dad!!” (p.2-3).

Dressrosa — hunted in the flower field; saved by her father (Ch. 757)

• Flees Diamante across the fourth step’s flower field, refusing to fight even as he taunts and shoots at her (“No!! I don’t want to fight!!”, pp. 12–13).
• Learns from Diamante that he is the one who killed her mother Scarlett; cries out for the soldier (p. 13).
• Saved by Kyros, who slashes Diamante down and shields her; she recognizes the legendary gladiator as her father — “Father…!!” — and he tells her “You don’t need… to fight anymore” (pp. 14–16).

Dressrosa — the climb; the key; faces Diamante (Ch. 756)

• Climbs the King’s Plateau with Robin and the dwarves; Robin hands her the key to the flower field (“Take the key to the flower field, Rebecca!!”, p. 9). After they fall in among Team Luffy, the group splits — Rebecca races ahead with the key to the flower field on the fourth step to free Mansherry (pp. 16–18).
• Reaches the field alone, steeling herself: ”…Father will be here as well!!” (thinking of Kyros). She is met by Diamante, lazily waiting — “So it’s you…” — her heart pounding as she faces the officer tied to her mother Scarlett’s death (pp. 18–19). See The Toy Soldier Protects Rebecca And Wars On Doflamingo.

Dressrosa — the climb (Ch. 754)

• With the climbing group on Bartolomeo’s barrier; reacts to the Zoro/Pica clash and the “supreme officer” Pica (pp. 14–15, 17).

Dressrosa (Ch. 751)

• Named by Leo as part of the group bringing Law’s cuff-key up to the flower field (p. 16).

Dressrosa (Ch. 750)

• Volunteers to carry Viola’s recovered key to Law’s cuffs across the rooftops to “Lucy” (Luffy) rather than wait — escorted by Tontatta (Cub + others) (pp. 11–12).
• Affirms the Straw Hats: “There is a beating heart behind their actions… at least there is blood running through the Straw Hats’ words!!” (p. 10).

Dressrosa — “Riku’s G.Daughter” on the manhunt board; her father is Kyros (Ch. 746)

• Captioned on Doflamingo’s manhunt board as “Riku’s G.Daughter” (¥100M) — publicly confirming her place in the Riku royal bloodline.
• Learns from Luffy (by Den Den Mushi) that the now-human one-legged toy soldier is her father Kyros (“the statue guy from the coliseum”). Flashback: the soldier fought to win her the flame-flame fruit she wanted (“I’m sorry I couldn’t give you that flame-flame fruit…”).

Dressrosa — “I have a father!!!” (Ch. 743)

• With the curse broken and memories restored, Rebecca learns the forgotten toy soldier who protected her is Kyros, her true father — “I just remembered him now!!! I…I have a father!!!” (p. 17). The withheld 0704 statue-link pays off: she lingered at his statue because he is her father. PAYS OFF The Forgotten Legend of Kyros (already confirmed Ch. 739).
• “Lucy” (Sabo) tells her to stop crying and finish the fight before sinking the ring (pp. 17–19).

Dressrosa — Rebecca’s parentage, in full (Ch. 742)

• The Kyros flashback shows her birth and naming (p. 7): born to Kyros and First Princess Scarlet — “Rebecca. I’ve named her” — making her King Riku’s granddaughter and Viola’s niece. Kyros: “I am ever at your side!!” (the chapter title).
• Her mother Scarlet is shot dead by the mind-wiped royal army at the Red Flower Field; the forgotten toy Kyros (the Thunder Soldier) has secretly watched over her ever since.

Dressrosa — framing the Kyros flashback (Ch. 741)

• p. 14 — recalls that “my father was fighting in the Coliseum today” as the Kyros origin flashback begins, tying her parentage to the toy soldier / Kyros.

Dressrosa — the toy soldier, and Scarlett (Ch. 739)

• Flashback: the toy soldier (Kyros) forbids her from entering the tournament out of fear for her life; she lashes back, “You’re not my father!!! You’re just a one-legged toy!!!” then chases after him in tears to apologize (pp. 10–12).
• In the prize melee she goes on the offensive against Diamante for the first time; he batters her with his edge-less blade and taunts her about her mother Scarlett’s death (pp. 13–15); Bartolomeo moves to protect her.

Dressrosa — the prize melee (Ch. 737)

• In the final free-for-all, the prize-bearing fighting fish “leaps after Rebecca” (p. 7) as the gladiators scramble for the Mera Mera no Mi.

Dressrosa — the colosseum final (Ch. 736)

• One of the coliseum finalists, target of the crowd’s hostility (“Die, Rebecca!!”) and of the other gladiators’ demand for a “redo” (pp. 2–4).
• Notes that “Lucy” — the fighter she expected — is absent from the finals; an unknown man (Burgess) is in his place (p. 3).

Dressrosa — royal lineage confirmed; the cloaked finalist (Ch. 735)

• Confirmed (via Viola) to be the granddaughter of the Riku king and niece of Viola; her late mother was Violet’s elder sister (pp. 5–6).
• Raised over the years by “the one-legged soldier” (the toy soldier; see Kyros) (p. 5).
• Reaches the colosseum final; backstage the cloaked “Lucy”/Ace-cosplay finalist (Sabo) warns her he “might be causing a bit of a stir soon… but I won’t do you wrong” (pp. 3, 18).

Dressrosa — wins Block D (Ch. 734)

• Last one standing in Block D, she advances to the finals (pp. 3–5, 14). The crowd boos and demands an investigation, but she survived because she was “the only person to actually see through Hakuba’s slashes” (Diamante, p. 14).
• Narration names her “she who holds the blood of disgraced King Riku” (p. 4) — first on-page narration explicitly placing her in the royal Riku line (Riku’s granddaughter; Viola’s niece). (Her exact parent / the Kyros tie stays hedged — only the royal-blood line is on-page.)

Dressrosa — Block D battle royale (Ch. 733)

• Fights on in the Block D battle royale as the crowd jeers “Off with her head!” — hated as King Riku’s granddaughter; targeted by Suleiman the Beheader (pp. 3–6). She wants only “to live with Soldier” and prays for the Thunder Soldier’s safety: “Soldier… where are you now? Please don’t die!! I don’t need anything else!!” (p. 6).
• Training flashbacks with the Thunder Soldier: he drills her in “human power,” insisting “a human being’s instincts are much, much stronger” while she protests “but you’re not a human, you’re a toy!!” In thought he calls himself “your poor, clumsy father” (pp. 15–17). See The Forgotten Legend of Kyros.
• Felled with the rest of Block D in the closing-page wipeout (pp. 18–19). See An Unseen Blade Fells All Of Block D In An Instant.

Dressrosa — still fighting in the bracket (Ch. 731)

• Glimpsed “wreaking havoc” in the ongoing Coliseum matches alongside a gladiator named Acilia, pushing toward the final (p. 15).

Dressrosa (Ch. 729) — referenced

• The toy soldier asks “Did you talk with Rebecca?” and is “the one Rebecca wants to stop” (p. 11). Luffy recalls she fought in the arena and used all her money to buy three lunches (pp. 11–12).

Dressrosa — the king’s granddaughter (Ch. 727)

• Evades the gladiator Rolling Logan in the Corrida Colosseum while the crowd jeers her refusal to spill blood (pp. 2–3).
• Confirmed (via the toy soldier’s account) to be the granddaughter of King Riku and the daughter of the one-legged toy soldier (Thunder Soldier) — placing her in the deposed Riku royal line (p. 3).

Dressrosa — the Corrida Colosseum (Ch. 706)

• Paraded in the Block D roster montage (“Gladiator Rebecca,” p. 11).

Dressrosa (Ch. 711)

• Entered the Corrida Colosseum tournament (Block C) against the toy soldier’s wishes; he warns her not to fight, having seen her name on the entry list (p. 16).
• A tearful bond is shown between Rebecca and the one-legged toy soldier — he dreams that after she wins, “we can live together”; she fights anyway, determined to win (pp. 16–17). Seeds Dressrosas Living Toys Coexist With Citizens.

Dressrosa — the Corrida Colosseum infirmary (Ch. 714) — recognizes “Ricky”

• Finds the badly-injured masked gladiator “King Riku” being urged toward treatment; recognizes him, drops to her knees and says “Forgive me!!” — he answers “Rebecca!!” (pp. 7–8). A negative-space tell binding Rebecca to the unremembered masked swordsman. See Ricky The Unremembered Powerful Gladiator.

Dressrosa — the “Cells” (Ch. 720) — hides Luffy; the “toy soldier” resolve

• Pulls Luffy out of the crowd (“This way, Lucy”) and hides him in the “Cells,” the gladiators’ underground lodging area; pays for his food (pp. 9–13). Caption reaffirms her as “Corrida Coliseum Gladiator.”
• Character tells: “I never… get hungry… Mother…” prompting Luffy to ask if she’s “like a samurai” (p. 13). She fights off the starving prisoner-gladiators with overwhelming speed (“I’ve never seen her lose a battle of speed!”) before being caught (pp. 14–16).
• Resolve: intends to win the tournament, claim the Flame-Flame Fruit, and use it to destroy Doflamingo and free the prisoners — explicitly to protect the “toy soldier” who leads “his army” against Doflamingo today and who has always protected her: “This time I want to protect HIM!! I’m tired of being the one getting helped!!” (p. 19). See The Toy Soldier Protects Rebecca And Wars On Doflamingo.

Dressrosa — Rebecca’s backstory (Ch. 721) — the Riku royal line; Lady Scarlett; the toy soldier as father

• Revealed to be a Riku royal: her grandfather is the deposed “old king” of Dressrosa, which is why the Block D crowd reviles her as “scum of the Riku dynasty” / “descendant of evil” (pp. 18–19).
• Her mother was Lady Scarlett, a Riku princess killed (shot, off-page) during Doflamingo’s coup ~10 years ago while buying bread for the starving young Rebecca (flashback, pp. 4–8).
• After Scarlett’s death the one-legged toy soldier took her in and raised her as his own, vowing to give his life to protect her “until the day you are finally happy.” He taught her to fight (“only how to avoid being hurt”), defended her from stray dogs, kidnappers, and slavers, and became a wanted “toy.”
• Present day: she enters the Block D match weeping that “the soldier’s going to die,” telling Lucy (Luffy) the soldier “is like a father to me.”

Dressrosa — Corrida Colosseum, Block D (Ch. 722) — the mob turns on the “arsonist’s granddaughter”

• The Block D crowd turns on her, demanding her execution and calling her “Shame of Dressrosa” as the granddaughter of a hated “arsonist” — “Let the cursed blood be spilled!!” (p. 2). The crowd’s “So what if she’s his granddaughter?!” binds her to the deposed Riku royal line .
• Cavendish defends her against the mob; she thanks him quietly and tells him he didn’t need to stick up for her (pp. 7–8).

Dressrosa — “The Undefeated Woman” (Ch. 725)

• Fights in the Block-D battle royale; the crowd jeers her (“why won’t that girl give up and die?!”) yet she keeps surviving (pp. 8, 12).
• Major reveal: in every match she has ever fought Rebecca has never directly harmed an opponent. She wins solely by out-of-bounds throws — her “Back-to-the-Water Dance” — keeping her back to the fighting-fish moat and using the enemy’s own force against them (p. 12).
• She does this with Color of Observation Haki (Kenbunshoku), reading and dodging attacks; “she’s never taken a single blow” (p. 12). See Haki.
• Identified as a prisoner-gladiator (prisoner-gladiator cells, p. 12). Her refusal to draw blood is pointedly emphasized — a hedged tie to the forgotten gladiator legend she lingers on (see The Forgotten Legend of Kyros).

Dressrosa — the undercity (Ch. 726) — the toy soldier reveals he is her father

• Confirmed as King Riku Doldo III’s granddaughter and the surviving Riku bloodline; jeered by the colosseum crowd on the undercity monitors (pp. 12, 18).
• The one-legged toy soldier reveals he is her father — that he saved her from Doflamingo and could not save her mother (unnamed here) (p. 19). “The people do not know the truth of what happened.”

Dressrosa (Ch. 795)

• Searches the palace for her grandfather King Riku; told she will now be a princess. “Huh?!” (p. 3).

Dressrosa — in the palace, the cover story (Ch. 796)

• In the palace, dressed up by noblewomen who repeat the official story that her father was a “prince from a far-off land” who died at war — she does not yet know the truth (pp. 8–9).
• Wants to properly thank Luffy but learns his group is already on the run and about to set sail (p. 19).

Dressrosa — renounces royalty, chooses Kyros (Ch. 797)

• Receives Kyros’s parting letter and, distraught he means to leave her, is carried out of the palace by Luffy (pp. 7–9).
• Renounces royalty and rejects the lie of a princely bloodline: “I don’t care if you killed hundreds of people… I only have one father!! …I AM THE DAUGHTER OF KYROS!!!” (pp. 14–15).
• Reunites with Kyros in tears; they resolve to live together as father and daughter; she declines the Riku throne (pp. 15–16). See The Forgotten Legend of Kyros.